7.5
The Last Critic
… these sorts of docos actually tend to work best when their format is formulaic and unadventurous, and that’s the case here.
Marre constructs the film out of light, almost weightless moments that repeatedly collide with the dead end of history.
7.5
… these sorts of docos actually tend to work best when their format is formulaic and unadventurous, and that’s the case here.
9.2
Marre constructs the film out of light, almost weightless moments that repeatedly collide with the dead end of history.
9
… ironic, politically alert and suspicious of every supposedly progressive position.
6
… fitfully entertaining …
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